Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 111, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1951 — Page 7

THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1951

Panama President Bows Tq. Opponents Orders Return To 1946 Constitution Panama City, Panama, May 10 —(UP) — President Arnulf® Arias bowed early to the national police, Panama’s only arnjed force, and restored the republic’s 1P46 constitution. His revocation of the constitution and dissolution of the national as-, sembly four days apo had touched off riots in which at least three persons were killed and hundreds

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injured. s Sven as AriaS signed the new degree, the old assembly in a ru.np session declared its dissolution 14valid, voted Arias’ ouster for abuse of .office, and installed vice-pres-ident Alci blades Arosemena. as his successor. / J ' However national police support for Artas almost certainly assuied his continuance in offick The National police first installed Arias in office in a coup in 1949, but hrpke temporarily with him when he revoked the constitution. * The national police appealed to the people to support Arias after he restored the constitution. Artas and his cabinet said they set aside the constitution only be-

cause thby believed it gave them insufficient power to combat the communist threat to the republic and the Panama anal- V' j - Angry mobs protesting revocation of the constitution roamed Panama City all day yesterday, smashed shop windows, looting and overturning parked cars. SOCIETY ■ZIQN WOMEN’S GUILD HAS MOTHER DAUGHTER DINNER Seventy-five members and guests [of the Women’s Guild oi the IJionj Evangelical and Reformed church i were entertained at a lovely hiother and daughter dinner last evening in the social rooms df the church. ; I, \ - • "Guestjß were seated at U-shaped tables ; beautifully decorated in pastel icolors. Pale lavender and yellow streamers were used down the cenjter of the tables and phstel streamers were entwined in they overhead latticework. Silhouettes cf .old] fashioned ladies holding were placed on the tables ar.d pastel candles and small bouquetjs of spring flowers completed ithe appointments. Miniature parasols made by members of the i Girl’s Guild marked the place ojf e®ch guest. Mrs. Ralph Yager offered the dinner prayer The program honoring the mothers was presented by the guild girls, the direction of Mrs. J. W. McNer ( ney and Mrs. Robert Hougk. Miss Nancy Kirsch, president of the guild, gave the welcome and a clever reading was given by Miss Sharlene Lehman. A poem honoring the deceased mothers was given by Mart; ilyn Jabterg, and a group of the girls sang ’‘Just a Song at Twilight.” y.-n A clever pantomime depicting the life of a grandmother was given by the following girls. Wil la Mae Hoelz, Donna and Marilyn Kirchenbauer, Harriet Gerber and Jean Kirchhofer. During the skit ■appropriate songs were sung bj other members of the guild, ac coinpanied by Mrs. Hougk. In closing the girls sang ‘‘Mother.’’ Members of the guild who participated. other than those mentioned, were the Misses Joyce Franklin, . Sunya an d \ Marilyn Robinson, Sunya Stuckey and Note and Mary Lehman. following the program a brief business meeting of the Women’s guild was conducted by Mis. Myron Lehman. ..L . # The committee in charge of the cinner included Mrs. Leo Kirsch, chairman, Mrs. Lehman, Mrs. Fred Fruchte, Mrs. Edgar Gerber, and Mrs. Ed Jaberg. I, ! The Sancta Marte study club meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Richard Pruden Monday evening at eight o’clockThe Ladies Fireman’s Auxiliary will meet Monday evening at eight o’clock at the home of Mrs Eugene Beam. 4 The Catholic Ladies of Columbia will have their Mother’s Day party Tuesday evening at seven thirty <.’.clock in the C. L. of C. hall. There will be a meeting of the Queen of Peac& study club at the home of Helen Ulman this evening at eight o’clock. Dick Burdge, has been ill with intestinal flu the past month, was able to walk down tow-n yesterday. Their son, Max Burdge and family of California, visited then, lecently. Max is engaged in the newspaper business. I Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Farr, o: Marion, are spending several days visiting with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirsch (•1 route one. Mr. and Mrs. Joe" Hahnert have •eceived word that their son Robert, an employe of the Toledo Scale Co., at Racine, Wis., : has been transferred to Omaha, Neb. He plans to move his family there fn the near future. A I X The “Drunkard’s Match,”* introduced by The Diamond Match Co in 1882, was treated with chemicals to extinguish itself when the flame reached midpoint of the stick, thus protecting careless drinkers from burned fingers. , !■ Santa Fe, founded 1609-10 is the United States’ oldest capita! city. . r-. — —-

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WHEREAS, the protection of life, limb and property is one of the fundamental responsibilities of good government. W’HEREAS, traffic accidents continue to 1 - cause injury, death and damage to property, thereby exacting an unnecessary toll from our citizens, and ’ WHEREAS: School safety patrols in our schools have, for • many .years, maintained an enviable ‘record in protecting their classmates from vehicular hazards at and near school buildings and playgrounds, and A | ; II ■ ' \ WHEREAS, the members of the siihool safety patrol are > worthy of public acclaim and commendation (or the splendid service they have rendered to the school Children. NOW, THEREFORE. I, John Doan, Mayor of the city of Decatur. Ind., do hereby proclaim Saturday, May 12, 1951 as school safety patrol day in Decatur, and respectfully urge all citizens to paufce and pay tribute to boys and girls enrolled in school safety patrols, and to give their full cooperation to the patrols in ( their effort to protect the citizens of tomorrow from the traffic ha»- j ards of today, . I JOHN M. DOAN, Mayor

Approve New /Haven Land Annexation Fort Wayfie, Ind., May 10.—(UP) —The city df New Haven eyed the prospect of being $17,000,0CX) rtcher following the Allen county comtnissibners’ approval of an annexation petition. The commissioners approved by a two-to-one vote yesterday a petition authorizing New Haven to annex an industrial plot which would increase its area from 356 :o 1,990 acres and boost its tax base from $2,600,000 to $19,600,000. Objectors have 30 days to appeal the comnilssion’s action. / The industrial seclon, located about mid-way between New Haven and Fort Wayne, is about three miles long and bne mile wide. It contains such plants as CapehartFarnsworth, U.S. Rubber and • International Harvester. \ ’ | The Red Sea owes its name to marine organisms of a reddish color which tint its water. No apparatus is required tojUifize the sun's atomic ener®*<Therd actually is ho way for us to avoid using it, as all the energy we use tomes originally from the sun’s atomic energy.

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice hr, hereby given that the Hoard of School Trustees of School City of Decatur, Adams/county, Indiana, will up to tlie /hour of 4:00 P. M. on Monddy, May 41. IWI, at the office pf the CRy Superintendent of Schools, receive sealed bide/ ■ for five (5) carload of one and one-\ half inch nut and slack oil treated etoker coal. Complete seciflcations are available at the above mentioned -off Lee. Each bid to be accompanied oy a ’certifiedl check payable to the Board of School Trustees in an amount eqiiiiValent to five percent of said bid. Bide miitß -be submitted on Form as .prescribed by the State Board of Accbun/Ui. which forms may be secured at the office of the City Superiirtendent of Schoblg. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. \ By order of the Board of School Trustees, this 7th day of May. 1951. Board of School Trustees of School City of Decatur, Indiana. By: Uernid Cale, Secretory MAY li>—l7 Don’t Invite Moths To Your Clothes Closets Always Keep Your . ■ Clothes Clean KELLY’S ~ DRY CLEANING PHONE 3.3202

NEW SINKING (Coatlaaed From Page Oae) tor five years. ’ - *; ’ The Adams Central board, through attorney rD. Burdette Custer, contended following Judge Glenn's upholding of the injunction against the sinking fund, that it was permissable to start anoth- «• such fund, which the board did Wednesday. He said that the ruling affected only the first such fiund set up and would not deter future. funds. I The however, through attorneys Voglewede and Anderson and J. A. Bruggeman, declared that the statutes provided for only one sinking fund at. a time; that succeeding funds, until final action was taken on the case by Judge Glenn, were superfluous, and illegal. The matter now will be referred to > the tax commissioners; it is ■ .1 • ' ;/•>.*

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Bake Sale, City Hall, Sat., May 12 — 9 a. m. St. Johns Ladies Aid (Bingen). ! Tx ■: j| ‘ ... i SPECIAL PRICES Mother’s Day CANDY -ii / V '' ■ ■ : ■ • Sch raft’s t ■i ' ' • Johnson • Lady Wayne • American Custom SMITH DRUG 00.